Tangerine Dream Week 11.5 flower

snew

snew

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I've just finished my second grow with TD. Both times it seem to "rebud" when every thing was rapping up the TD buds start new growth. If this grow does the same I'll be eliminating TD from my room. 134 days is a long time. You can almost mature 2 plants during that time. Airy bud, long grow. Jilly Bean will fill that slot.
 
firsttimegrow1

firsttimegrow1

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kbz said:
I was thinkin probubly another 2 to 3 weeks. What does it look like to you? Let me know
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hi what was your yeild of the t dream ?? think i might have them meself thought i had barneys farm b cheese but a friend said they was the same as yours and did the buds feel lumpy to you ???
 
Jman305

Jman305

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snew said:
Thats a really long time to flower. So you saying you have been at 12 hours or more of darkness every day for 11 ½ weeks (80 days) right? And you plan to go 2-3 more weeks, that 94-101 days with 12 hours or more of darkness. Or are you referring to you total grow time?
Clear the buds are not mature so they should not take that long in flower. Don't know what exactly your is (not Barneys) or it could be looked up for a relative flowering time but thats a really long time.
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This is pretty typical for a Sativa, and even kinda short for some of the Tropical Varieties. I've seen strains take 14 weeks, and there's a Haze from Ace Seeds that takes 6 mos to flower. I'm sure its some of the world's most primo though. And stuff like this is best enjoyed only after at least a 30 day cure and preferably 60 days - 6 mos.
 
Jman305

Jman305

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Bom Shankar said:
I did hear that some sativas go through a second flowering cycle and noticed a couple buds with NEW baby-white pistils and I'm at Day 92. LOL Anybody else experience this with TD or any other sativa or sativa-dominant?
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Yes, this is very common of Sativa and Sativa dom strains. If you cut the light back the last week or two of flowering to 11/13 and give it shorter days, it will force ripen and prevent reflowering typical of most equatorial and rain forest Sativas.
 
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